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What they do

Cato Networks sells a cloud platform that joins networking and security. Cato calls it a SASE (Secure Access Service Edge) platform. It finds and stops threats in real time across users, applications, data, and AI agents. Products include SD-WAN (networks that link offices), zero trust network access, an enterprise browser, and AI security. Cato says thousands of organizations trust it.

What they value

• Ambitious technical problems, while the company grows.
• Ownership of work, in a fast-paced, start-up way of working.
• Passion for the work and for new technology.
• Teamwork, with clear communication.

Where they hire

Tel Aviv has 36 of 118 roles. Others are across the US (14 with no city), London, Tokyo, Prague, Paris, and other cities in Europe and Asia. Prague roles are hybrid, three days a week in the office. Two US support roles are remote. Other postings name no remote policy. No posting mentions a visa or sponsorship.

Teams and roles

Sales is the largest group, with 46 roles: account executives, regional sales directors, channel managers, sales development representatives, and about 15 sales engineers. Engineering has 26 roles, most of them in Tel Aviv and Prague. Product support has nine roles, and product has eight.

• AI Security: builds the runtime that makes security decisions with AI models across Cato's global cloud.
• Cato Apps (AI): builds AI agents for the ways customers use the platform.
• Core and networking: operating system and networking software in C, for Cato's cloud data centers and on-site devices.
• RBI (Remote Browser Isolation) and Enterprise Browser: secure browsing products.
• MDR (managed detection and response): security analysts in Tel Aviv and a SOC (security operations center) in Manila, who find and answer attacks.
• Government cloud: a site reliability role in the US for FedRAMP High environments. FedRAMP High is the US government approval for cloud systems that hold its most sensitive unclassified data.

What they look for

Engineering roles ask for four to seven or more years of experience. The languages vary by team: Java, Python, Go, and C are the most common. Most also ask for networking knowledge, and many ask for a degree in computer science or a related field. AI Security roles ask for work with machine learning models in production.

Sales engineer roles ask for four or five or more years of pre-sales or consulting work with networking and security. Sales roles ask for five to ten years in cybersecurity or SaaS (software as a service) sales, and many need travel across the territory. Some roles need a local language, such as German, French, or Japanese, as well as English. SOC analysts work in shifts, 24 hours a day.